Daring Skydive to Raise Funds for Autism Charity
Mollie Mackay, a staff member at an autism charity, will take on a sponsored skydive from 15,000ft to raise money for Prior's Court, a charity providing residential education services for autistic young people with complex needs. Despite admitting she is scared of heights, Mollie is determined to step outside her comfort zone to support a cause close to her heart. She hopes to raise £700, and donations can be made via JustGiving.
Key Takeaways:
- Mollie Mackay, a staff member at Prior's Court, will perform a sponsored skydive from 15,000ft to raise money for the charity.
- The charity provides residential education services for autistic young people with complex needs and offers tools, opportunities, and confidence for independent and fulfilling lives.
- Mollie is looking to raise £700 for Prior's Court, with donations being accepted through JustGiving.
- The skydive is a new challenge for Mollie, who describes it as both "terrifying and exhilarating."
- The courage of the young people at Prior's Court inspired Mollie to take on the skydive and raise funds for the charity.
- The funds raised by Mollie will help create lasting change for the young people supported by Prior's Court.
Statistics:
- Mollie will be taking on the challenge from 15,000ft.
- Mollie hopes to raise £700 for Prior's Court.
- Donations can be made via www.justgiving.com/page/mollie-mackay-1.
Sources:
- Mollie Mackay, from Reading, will be taking on the challenge in support of autistic young people with complex needs at Prior's Court -- the Hermitage-based charity providing residential education services.
- (https://www.priorscourt.org.uk/)
("Prior's Court doesn't just provide education -- it gives young people the tools, opportunities, and confidence they need to live more independent and fulfilling lives.")